Colorado, which is named after the Colorado River or Rio Colorado-Spanish for "Red River".
(The more common word for red in modern Spanish is rojo, and colorado literally means simply "colored", but for some reason colorado has been used since around 1300 to refer to something specifically colored red.)
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Popular history states the red of the flag represents valor, white stands for liberty or purity and blue represents justice, loyalty and perseverance. These meanings are unofficial though.
Red is a color that stands out clearly against the sky and the colors of nature, making the flag stand out against its surroundings. The same reason would explain why red is the color used for flags of danger or caution as it is very important that those do not get overlooked.
The stripes on the U.S flag are white and red. There are 13 of the stripes and they each stand for one of the 13 original colonies of the United states.
The flag in use today is the eight stripe version of the 1816 flag with the order of stripes as White, Red, Blue, White, Red, Blue, White and Red. It was standardized in 1843 and was named the Official State Flag in 1959..
Red because it shows us it is the color of rememberance day and poppy's are red.
Yes, Idaho is a red state.
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The colors for the United States are red, white, and blue. These colors are found on the flag of the United States.
The media typically color maps red and blue to reflect the different US political parties. Blue is for the Democrats and red for Republicans.
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Red, white, and blue.
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Red is on top.
It is the color of the light shift. either red or blue, from an object, not the object itself, that determines if it is moving away( RED) from us or moving toward us (BLUE).